second floor

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Chair:  Yuko Murakami, Noburu Notomi

IAPh Congress Organizer

Prof. Dr. Yuko Murakami (Rikkyo University)

Prof. Dr. Noburu Notomi (University of Tokyo)

Pof. Dr. Yukiko Muramoto, Dean of the Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo

Prof. Heisook Kim, President of the Federation International des Sociétés philosophiques.

IAPh General Secretary / President of the German Society for Philosophy Prof. Dr. Ruth E. Hagengruber (Paderborn University)

IAPh Speaker Prof. Dr. Cristina Sánchez (Autonomous University of Madrid)

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Maternity, Reproduction and Self determination

Chair: Ruth E. Hagengruber

Dr. Christina Chuang (Nanyang Technological University) – #MeToo Movement and Self-Identity in the Age of the Metaverse

Prof. Dr. Katherine Cooklin (Slippery Rock University) – Epistemology of Ignorance, Epistemic Injustice, and Pornography Addiction Discourse

Dr. Mihaela Popa-Wyatt (University of Manchester) – Which Forms of Conceptual Engineering Should We Trust? The Case of Incels

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Chair:  Fumi Yao (The University of Tokyo)

Dr. Yasu Furukawa (The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, SOKENDAI) – Tsuda Umeko and Biology: A Historical Perspective of Science and Gender

Combining Eastern and Western Philosophical Traditions I

Chair: Maki Sato

Zheng Kou (Heibei Normal University) – Analysis of the Thinking Methods of “Rationality” and “Zhong Dao” – The transformation and direction of ethical thinking concepts in gender philosophy

Dr. Roman Paşca (Akita University) – Making sense of the world through stories – Arguments for a philosophy of the goze

Perspectives from the Western and European History of Women Philosophers I

Chair:  Masahiko Abe (The University of Tokyo)

Geraldine Ng (King’s College London; Philosophy Lab CIC) – Radical Uncertainty, Imagination and Iris Murdoch

Dr. Carla Carmona (University of Seville) – Marie de Gournay: autobiography, perception of injustice and mechanisms of disqualification

Combining Eastern and Western Philosophical Traditions II

Chair: Maki Sato

Hyejung Han (Ewha Women’s University) – What can we learn from literary works about feminism? – focus on Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982

Dr. Maki Sato (Nanzan Institute of Religion and Culture – NIRC) – Chie Nakane and Relational Ethics

Dr. Ellie Hua Wang (National Chengchi University) – Solidarity through Reverence and Care: Insights from Nussbaum and Xunzi

Perspectives from the Western and European  History of Women Philosophers II

Chair:  Masahiko Abe (The University of Tokyo)

Dr. Ashley Bohrer (Notre Dame University) – Angela Davis and Philosophizing Political Repression

Dr. Jane Connell (University of Melbourne) – Overlooked Women Philosophers of Ancient Greece: the Bacchae and the Theban Sphinx

Abigail Tulenko (Harvard University) – The Sound Of Silence: Murdoch On Love & The Real

Room: TBA

Women Philosophers Perspectives from the Early 20th Century

Chair: Ruth E. Hagengruber

Dr. Ivana Skuhala Karasman (Institute for Philosophy Zagreb) – Feminism in the Literary Works of Helene Druskowitz

Dr. Dr. Luka Borsic (Institute for Philosophy Zagreb) – The (proto)radical feminism of Helene Druskowitz

Prof. Dr. Marian Pérez Bernal (Universidad Pablo de Olavide) – Attention and Action in Simone Weil. A call to responsibility

Malwina Tkacz (Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw) – Crisis and Hope in Simone Weil

Chair: Noburu Notomi

Prof. Dr. Heisook Kim (Ewha Women’s University) – TBA

Current Political Perspectives on Philosophy, Feminism and Gender I

Chair: Cristina Sánchez

Prof. Dr. Kateryna Karpenko (Kharkiv National Medical University) – Analytical framework for the study of women’s experience and women’s subjectivity during war

Prof. Dr. Martha Palacio-Avendaño (University of Alcalá) – Political Kinship and Social belonging in Gloria Anzaldúa’s work: Borderlands, Nepantla and Interdependence

Perspectives from the Western and European History of Women Philosophers III

Chair:  Priyanka Jha

Dr. Lisa Kampen (Radboud University) – The Need for Disciplinary Boundaries: Ethics and Religion in Mary Whiton Calkins’s Philosophy and Psychology

Ethan R. Vorster (Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori Pavia) – Feminist Epistemology and Philosophy of Science: Helen Longino and Female Contributions to Scientific Thought

Current Political Perspectives on Philosophy, Feminism and Gender II

Chair: Kateryna Karpenko

Laura Gillot-Assayag (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales / Keio University) – Agonistic Democracy Revisited? The Complementary Role of Compromise Ethics in Chantal Mouffe’s Agonistic Theory

V.M. Giouli – Who is Afraid of Barbie (Anti-)Culture?

Women Philosophers on Theories of Confucianism I

Chair:  Ching-Yuen Cheung

Prof. Dr. Wei Xiao (Tsinghua University) – Organoid Research: A Dialogue Between Truth and Goodness Within the Confucian Ethical Framework

Wanpu Xu (Heibei Normal University) – Confucian Culture and the Status of Women

Dr. Masashi Kasaki (Nagoya University) – Epistemic Injustice and Gendered Virtues in the Confucian Tradition: Makuzu Tadano and Bakin Takizawa

Room: TBA

Panel: Women Philosophers on AI, Data & Technology

Chair:  Ching-Yuen Cheung

Dr. Jeesun Rhee (Choonam National University) – The Physics of Mattering and the Ethics of Matter: Rethinking Oppenheimer through Hayashi’s Hibakusha Literature and Barad’s Ethico-onto-epistemology

Dr. Natalie Nenadic (University of Kentucky) – Thinking with Hannah Arendt about AI Deepfake Pornography

Beifen Dei (Beihang University) – Datafied Gender Performativity: The Complicity of Platform Capitalism and Algorithmic Patriarchy

Women Philosophers in Academia: Achievements, Obstacles and Challenges

Chair / Speaker: Prof. Dr. Cristina Sánchez (Autonomous University of Madrid)

Dr. Priyanka Jha (Banaras Hindu University)

Prof. Dr. Kateryna Karpenko (Kharkiv National Medical University)

Prof. Dr. Martha Palacio-Avendaño (University of Alcalá)

Prof. Dr. Wei Xiao (Tsinghua University)

Perspectives from Asian Women Philosophers

Chair: Kateryna Karpenko

Karen Connie Abalos-Orendain (University of the Philippines) – Focus on Praxis : Challenges of Introducing Filipino Women Philosophers to the World

Natividad Dominique Manauat (De La Salle University) – Reimagining Glocalized Care: Comparing Feminist Bioethical Discourses in Western, Eastern and Filipino Perspectives

Dr. Hsiang-Yun Chen (Academia Sinica) – Beyond Anglocentrism: Cross-Linguistic Considerations in Gendered Pronoun Reform

Women Philosophers on Theories of Confucianism II

Chair: Cristina Sánchez

Demin Xu (Paris Institute of Political Studies) – Are Feminism and Confucianism incompatible?

Dr. Ning Zhao (Shanghai University) – Caring through Confucian Concepts of Ti (体) and Yong (用): A Normative Foundation for Care Ethics

Feminist Philosophies

Chair: Luka Borsic

Dr. Saori Makino (Rikkyo University) – Femininity Embedded in Philosophy: Rereading Wittgenstein Through Scheman’s Critique of Skepticism

Dr. Priyanka Jha (Banaras Hindu University) – On ‘Being Human’: Exploring Women writings from Modern India (1850s-1950s)

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Panel EcoTechGender: Economy, Ecology, Technology, and Gender as Frames of Thought (hybrid)

Chair: Luka Borsic

Prof. Dr. Ma. Theresa Payongayong (University of the Philippines Diliman) – Understanding Filipino Philosophy through a Feminist Analysis of Emerita Quito’s Schematization of Philosophy

Dr. Karen Connie Abalos (University of the Philippines Diliman) – Focus on Praxis : Challenges of Introducing Filipino Women Philosophers to the World

Dr. Lilybeth Centeno-Lumagbas (University of the Philippines Diliman) – Hilot, Women, and the Ecology of Care

Keynote 3

Chair: Ruth E. Hagengruber

Emeritus Prof. Keiko Kawashima (Nagoya Institute of Technology) – How the Gender Perspective Changed the History of Science – Émilie Du Châtelet’s ambition for her own reputation

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EcoTechGender. Women Philosophers on Economics, Ecology and Technology

Chair: Yuko Murakami

Speakers:

Prof. Dr. Kateryna Karpenko (Kharkiv National Medical University) – Women and digital technologies in wartime

Dr. Ingrid Becker (University of Sankt Gallen/Ruhr-University Bochum) – Giving between inexhaustibility and exhaustibility

Prof Dr. Priyanka Jha (Banaras Hindu University) – Ecological Underpinnings in the Gendered Philosophies from India

Prof. Dr. Ruth Edith Hagengruber (Paderborn University) – Time is money. A proposal for a new kind of economic calculation

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Chair: Priyanka Jha

Prof. Dr. Cristina Sánchez (Autonomous University of Madrid)

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Room: TBA